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Fernon v Lawton
[2012] NTSC 7
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Practice and Procedure
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Privilege attaching to documents prepared and used for settlement negotiations
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Statutory privilege attaching thereto.
Costs
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Cost orders in applications for a property adjustment order under the De Facto Relationships Act
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Costs in the discretion of the Court
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Principles applicable to the exercise of the discretion.
Interest
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Entitlement to interest on judgment
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Date from which interest is to run
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Extent of Court’s discretion in respect of interest on judgment
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Whether an amount payable under an adjusting property order under the De Facto Relationships Act is a judgment debt.
Supreme Court Act ss 9, 84, 85
Case Details
Citation
[2012] NTSC 7
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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